Tashkent, Uzbekistan (UzDaily.com) — As of 1 July 2025, the assets of commercial banks in Uzbekistan reached 852.2 trillion soums, according to data published by the Central Bank of Uzbekistan.

Of the total assets, banks with state ownership accounted for 555.94 trillion soums, equivalent to 65% of all assets, while non-state banks held 296.26 trillion soums, or 35%.

The leader in terms of asset volume remains NBU, with assets totaling 141.83 trillion soums, representing 17% of the total assets of the banking sector.

In second place is Uzpromstroybank, with assets amounting to 97.22 trillion soums, which is 11% of the total volume.

Agrobank ranks third, with assets reaching 95.66 trillion soums, accounting for about 11% of the country’s banking sector.

Among non-state banks, the largest by assets are Ipoteka Bank with 50.67 trillion soums (6% of the banking sector), Kapitalbank with 50.89 trillion soums (6%), and Hamkorbank with 32.14 trillion soums (4%).

The smallest asset volumes among banks belong to Poytakht Bank with 579 billion soums, Yangi Bank with 621 billion soums, and Eurasian Bank with assets totaling 109 billion soums.

The lowest asset volumes among state-owned banks were recorded for Microcreditbank with 27.91 trillion soums, Alokabank with 27.93 trillion soums, and Turonbank, whose assets amount to 19.04 trillion soums.